How to Say ‘Well then, let me show you to your desk.’ in Japanese
じゃあ、席を案内しますね。
jaa seki o annai shi masu ne
[JAH seh-kee oh ahn-NAI shee mahs neh]
Phrase Breakdown
じゃあ、席を
jaa seki o
well then, your seat
じゃあ (jaa) means 'well then' and is used to change the topic. 席を means 'the seat (object)'. Lengthen じゃあ slightly.
じゃあ、席を替えましょう。
Well then, let's change seats.
Words in this phrase
じゃあ
jaa
[JAH]
well then
Casual word used when making a decision based on what was said.
じゃあ、行きましょう。
Well then, let's go.
席
seki
[seh-kee]
seat
A seat or seating section at a venue.
前の方の席はありますか。
Are there seats toward the front?
を
o
[oh]
object marker
The particle を marks the direct object of a verb.
チケットを二枚ください。
Two tickets, please.
案内しますね。
annai shi masu ne
I'll show you.
案内します means 'I'll guide you', and ね adds a friendly tone. Say it as a-n-na-i shi-ma-su ne.
駅まで案内しますね。
I'll take you to the station.
Words in this phrase
案内
annai
[ahn-NAI]
guidance; showing the way
Noun meaning guiding someone or showing them around; with する it means 'to show/guide'.
会社を案内します。
I'll show you around the company.
し
shi
[shee]
do
し is the stem of する, meaning to do.
予約しします。
I do the reservation.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite present/future ending
ます makes a verb polite in present or future statements.
予約します。
I will make a reservation.
ね
ne
[neh]
(friendly softener)
Sentence-ending particle adding warmth or seeking agreement; in farewells it sounds friendly.
じゃあ、またね。
Well, see you.
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